What I’ve Learned from Teaching with iPads - ProfHacker By Prof. Hacker, chronicle.com [This is a guest post by Doug Ward, an as­so­ciate pro­fes­sor of jour­nal­ism and the Budig Pro­fes­sor of Writ­ing at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Kansas. You can find him online at www.kuediting.com and www.journalismtech.com, and fol­low him on… Honest insight on the limitations of iPads in the classroom. Think carefully before implementing in your class or program and make sure you have a plan for how faculty and students will use it. …and don’t forget to determine what your plan is for supporting them when things go wrong.
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What I’ve Learned from Teaching with iPads - ProfHacker
By Prof. Hacker, chronicle.com

[This is a guest post by Doug Ward, an as­so­ciate pro­fes­sor of jour­nal­ism and the Budig Pro­fes­sor of Writ­ing at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Kansas. You can find him online at www.kuediting.com and www.journalismtech.com, and fol­low him on…

Honest insight on the limitations of iPads in the classroom. Think carefully before implementing in your class or program and make sure you have a plan for how faculty and students will use it. …and don’t forget to determine what your plan is for supporting them when things go wrong.